The time for a chemical reaction, T (in minutes), is a function of the amount of

Chapter 2, Problem 5

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The time for a chemical reaction, T (in minutes), is a function of the amount of catalyst present, a (in milliliters), so T = f(a). (a) If f(5) = 18, what are the units of 5? What are the units of 18? What does this statement tell us about the reaction? (b) If f(5) = 3, what are the units of 5?What are the units of 3? What does this statement tell us?

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